In this article we will discuss about the occurrence of algae and fungi in aero-microbiology. Fungi: Work of K.C. Mehta lent support for Joshi (1972) and Nagarajan and Singh (1973) who found that brown and black rust of wheat are disseminated from the hills of South India to Central India by “hop jump” in which […]
Occurrence of Algae and Fungi in Aero-Microbiology
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Difference between Algae and Fungi | Botany
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The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences between algae and fungi. Difference # Algae: 1. The algae possess chlorophyll which in some of them is masked by other pigments such as brown, red, etc. 2. With the help of chlorophyll, the algae are able to synthesize their own carbohydrate food and thus are […]
Difference between Algae and Fungi | Systematic Botany
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The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between algae and fungi. Difference # Algae: 1. Algae contain chlorophyll and, so are green in colour. 2. Algae can manufacture their own food. They are autophytes or autotrophic plants. 3. Algae can grow only in light, as that factor is indispensable for food-synthesis. 4. The […]
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